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G'l:E4i'.Bl:l7.9lN EftSKINE's INSTRUCTIONS, • COPY OF A DIkPATCH FROM MR. SECRETARY CAN NING TO /VIE 110 N. D. M. URSKINE, DA TED FO REIGN OFFICE 231) JANUARY, 1809. 'SIR—If there really exists in those ipdiVicloals - also are to have a leading share in the new. Admi nistration of the United States that' disposition' to enme to a confplete and cordial understanding with , Lireat,,Britain, of , which you have received from them such positive assqrances, in meeting that dis position, it' wonld be useleseand unprofitable *to re cur to a recapitulation of the utilises from which the differences bei.we(n the ti 'o Governments have :Ilium, or of the argunients already so often repeat ed in support of that system of retaliation which MS Majesty has 'unwillingly had reenutse. .That_ system his Majesty must unquestionably continue to maintain, unless the object of it can be otherwise accomplished. But after the,professi; - in on the part of so many of the leading members of the Goverumeet _of the United States, of a sincere desire to contribute to that objrce in a manner wind) shou'd render the continuance 'of the system adopted•by the British Government unnecessary, it is' thought right I hat a fair opportunity should be afforded to the American Government to explain its meaning, and to give pruot of its sincerity. ' Tia extension of the interdiaion of the American jtarbutirs to the ships of war ofyrance'as well as of Great .Britain, as stated ill my tot - trier dispatch, an acceptable symptom of a system of impartiality towards boqr belligerents; the first that li d s b eet , publicly matlifestrd by the American Got eminent. The like extension of the Non-Importation Act to other belligerents is equally proper in trus These measures r e irtuve tiros;; preliminary objec tions, which must otherwise have precluded any Lawlor br amicable disci. ssion. In this slate 01 things, it:.rs possible for Great Sritain to eutertain propos'. tious, which, while such manifest partiality was s)iewn to her enemies, were not consistent either . With her dignity or her interest. from the repo* 'of your conversations with Mr. M'id,son, Mr- Gallatin, and Mr. Smith, it ap pears . 'la. That the American Govirnmetit is prepared, in the min of, his Mateo :is consenting to withdraw the Orders in Council ofJanuary and November, I[to7, to withdraw contemporaneously 6n its part the interdittion of its hat'bou'rs to Alps Of war, and all Non-intercourse and •Non-inipariation Acts, so far 'as respeas Great Britain, leaving them in force with respect to France, and the Powers which adopt, or act under her decrees:— idly. (What is of the utmost importance, as pre cluding a new source of misunderstandieg, which -might arise.after the adjustment of the other ques tions), that America is willing to renounce, during the present war, the pretension (f tarrying on in time-of war all trade with the enemy's colonies, from which she was excluded during peace 3dly. Great.Brilain, for the purpose of securing .the operation of the embargo, and the bonalule in tention of A'nerica to prevent her citizens .from trAtlipg with Franoe, and the powers adopting and aBing under the'Freneh 'Decrees, is to be considered as being at liberlysto capture all such American ygs_ sels as may be found ailemp hug to trade with the ports of any of these Powers; without which se etv the observance of t he t'inbargo, the rais ing it etirohiolly witferespeel toGreo Bihain ;dune, Would, in tact, raise it with res; , ect to all .the Un thtse condition's Isis 'Molest) would consent to wi hdraw Orders in Council of January and No vemher, law, so far ft respeas America. As the.fiist ttr h l second of these conditions are this in I y suggescions th )t.!t Sons autour. iii you - , awl as Mr..filucku4 hasjecoritl) Out cur the first time) expressed' to me his opinion, that there will be no indisposition on the parr of his •Gtivern. nett to t he enfo;eement by• the naval power of Great 131-itoin otthe Regtilanons of America with respect to FranCe; and the countritor to vi Inch these regulations continue to apply, but that this Govern. 'Pleat. was itself aware, that without such tu t - 01 .6. meta those regulations must be plo , get her nugatory, I flutter myself there u ill be , no ditiiculty to obtain inga distinti and official recogni!iotr ut thesecoodi lion; from the American,government. For this porp ,, se you are at liberty to count - mi. catv (his dispatch in extenco to the American Secre. 'tart' of State. Upon' receiving through you, on the Tart of the American Government, a distinct and o coal recognition of the three above-mentioned cotalitions, his Abljesty will lose no time in sending to America a Minister fully empowered to consign them to a formal and regular Treaty. As, however, it istiossible the delay which must ,intervene before the tausl conclusion of a Treaty nppear to the.Annerican GovernMent to'cleprive this arrangement of part of its boutaitg, I am to au- . thong: you, if the : American Government should, be desirous of aging upon the ,agreecaOt before it is reduced 'into a regular lot m, (either by the..imme (hate repeol of the embargo and the other ads in ,question, or by engaging, to repeal Arm on a pat - - tic:4r day) to . assure the American Government at his Majesty's readiness to meet ,such a disposi tion in. the manner best calculated to give it imme diate etre& Upon.the rt ceipt here of an Official Note, cap taining an etipigeinent..for the adopticn, by th e 'American Government, or the three conditions a t„ ove s p ec if ie d, his Ilajesty u ill be preyared, on Ab e ' buch engagement, either Mituediately (if the repeill shall have been immediate in Arne ricti); or on any day specified by the American .Government for that repeal, recipftically to Scat the Orders in -Council, without waling - for the con elusion of the ; and yuu are authorised,in the circurnsonces herein described, to take such re ciprocat e ngagement on his Majesty's b‘;:ialr. (Sigi,c4 GEORGE CANNING. Mr. Pyit',. Bit th-ciny WFIS celebrited at Greenock, on Monday %c eel:, dinner at tin.: Tontine, ittbicit vtry attended. 114 r. DoN -3.0P, tirst. Magistiate, iu ti.eCtikttr. () N1)944 Printed h‘ 1• (' At tike 5u5.01.1,2 ?Ulf I INC; IN"I'ELLIGENCE. ASCOT II [Writ RACES, rtas7 DAY. WtoNtsoAy, tor, , y; f. His Nlajesn„ l'lAte of ic,ty,s. Mr. Richartlson's bi. h. Mango r Mr. Cosdei t 's bh. Sh a k e my Rags M - -' 3 2 Mr. Shaekel's br. g. Tony l.untkin - "6 3 Mr. Mortimer's b. g. Spear - • 2 4 Hon. C. Villiers's ch. in. by Blizzard - - 3 5 Mr. Boult's Fanny, aged 4. 6 to ion the winner. Both heats won easy. 3 and 4to on the winner after the first heat. . A :Cwpepstakes of 2oogs. each, h. ft. Mr. Lake's Tumbler - Sir J. Shetty's fanny. - 2 Ld C. H. Cavendish's POilagrt - S and 6t04 on Fanny, and 2 to, t whilst running. 6to 4 agst the vviriner. . A Sweepstakes of s i:gs. each. 1,.11 tgrernont's h. 1. by Gohanna, (aural Lazy . Mr. lt. Craven's - - - 2 , lt.'Lakeit'Brown Bess, hy,Amtin,sio, out of Nelly 7 to 4 on. Mr. C rany's 1. and .5 to z agst the winner. A good race. The ad and last year of the renewed Sweepstakes of zogs. : each. Mr. Fernier names Mr. Sadler's b. 11.Aurnho Sir F. Standish names Gen, Grosvenor's b, h. Rifleman • a H. R. 11. the Duke 91 York's•Nylitrillina - r 3 The Joke could t rtare but three. sro 1 on the field, and 3 to I 4,sr the winner. A Sweepstakes of 21gs. each, h. ft. Ilst. 41b. each. The last mile. _ _ _ The Duke of Grafton's c. and the winner of the net by walked over. The Dukes of Four~ and quitiliEßLAtiri Were pre• sent at the Races. DEAL RACES., , 21LTURHAY, JUNII By horses tl:e property of QlliceiS of the Ink (or Prince of i Wales's) Light r ragions Subscription Stakes of togs each. Six Staincliticrs. The best ut two mile heats.' g.'Sp fire - • t - 3 t Mr. Carew's b. g. jack Tar - z A: ft pt. Sandy's b. g. A iphi hey - 2 3 , Capt. Morgan's b. h. Var i nint,, run op the w r on g sine 3 of the post; 'Capt. Stench's e..g.. ClirWp; , Anil Capt. Pastures I.l.irlegiiii4ViCrJOraWll. „ The undermentioned matches were run bet wee.' the heats of the of Stakes. Capt. Morgan's g. g. I'll try for it, beat Mr. Bateson's b. b. Sandal, one.mile heat. for jogs. P. owners on. Ca, t. Morgan's b. h. Varmint, beat Mr. Wardroper's br. m. one-mile heat, for cogs. P. P.,owners on. Capt, Dtckson's br. g . Waggoner, heat Mr. Shiers C. M. one two . mite hea r, toi 4-gs: I'. P. owners on. , Capt. Itobbins's br g SprigolShildah, beat Mr. Ward. roper br. in. Laily;one-mile heat, for iogs: Capt. Morgan's g, try tor, it, beat Mr. Bateson's Long Legs, one one.mile heat, for jogs. THE sToltm I.:INC.—A SONNET. BY S. :3. FISIIEB, B&Q. Otimr. • (The fol low in? is a just and successful ridicule of modern talcs of horror " Heard you the wailing scream, at midnight hour, Of the Iterm King ?—Heard you the rattling show'r Pour down the steep ; while, thro' the dismal gloom, The bird of darkness chaunted from the tomb Heard you the neighb'ring monks despairing cry, As, tir'd by light'ning, blaz'd their monasrty ? Heard you the dead men's months move to and fro, And gliaitlY grin, and chatter tales of woe ? Heard you the travlet's agonizing shriek, Toss'd by the roaring tempest, from the peak ? Heard you All nature shudder with airtight. 'learnt' her reign was clos'd in endless night ? • While the fierce Storm King rode thro' the sky, • Those horrors heard you ?,-No I—No more did 1." 1,411' IMPORT. COURT 01 , CIIANCERY. HA Wel RK 1:1 4 . THE/yrit An applicaiion was made, yesreiday, on behalf of Mr. Morris, one of the Proprietors of this Theatre,. against, Mr. Cohrian„.complaining.that hethad inter. fermi:in the Treaiurerstlip, contrary 'to his contrite, nod had engaged nerfortners, not only withoOt flue conscnr, trot in defiance of 'Mr. Morris. It was 1 , ated , in answer, that Mr. Colman re. ceived' the money merely to enable. him to perform his ! eng.igetnern With the, public; and 4 that,' if his paltrier was ready. to receive it, he had no objec riot). '.s. To ' this it was replied; that Me. Morris's reason for declining to ioterfere in the Treasurership was ob vious,, as it would amount to an acquiescence in the engagements, of which he did not approve. The LORD CHANCELLOR deferred his judgment to .a-future: day. . .. BISHOP OF LONDON's COURT, DOCTORS'. • COMMONS, Julia 6. - • MASLAM (falsely called MAY) V. MAY. • This was a proceeding or cause of nulljty of mar riage • brought by the lather, of the wife aga 1.1 tit tbe husband, by reason of y . minority. It appeared that the marriage between the parties tobk,place without the consent or even the knowledge of the lady's .rathen. These I - 3615 being fully established by the evidence produced in :the cause, the Court (Sir W. Scorer) was clearly of opinion that the' party was entitled, to the remedy prayed, and accordingly pronounced the marriage to be null and vuid. A Supplementary Report to the Third Reprrt, of the Committee on the Public Exp en dit ure has been printed. It recommends, among other things, the abolition of the sixpenny and shilling duties on the .Land-Tax, on, Sal.iries, Pensions, and Allowances. The Iteport states that seventy-six Member's' of the House of Commons hold offices or enjoy pensions to the annual amount of 1 64,0031. tif that ontibber fifty-one _hold offices during the pleasure of . the Crown, producing 94,7641. According to the official returns laid before the House cf Commons, it appears that the .number of livings under the value of t5Ol. per annum in Eng land and Wales, is 3291 out of these there are seven not exceeding iOl. - per, annum ; 58, from 201. to 301. ; 1A 1, frotn,3ol. to 401..; .287, how 401:,to 501. ; 3.55 from.sol. to 601 ; 317 from 601. to , 701, ; 26 1 , frorti 701. 10 801: ; 261, fromßot. to got . ; from 9.t.j. to 1001. -; 237, from 1001, to 1101.; - 268, !ruin 1101. to 1201. ; 212, from 001. to. 001. t 67, aril. to 1401.; awl 131 of (rem 1401. to .1501. per Frefn the above S.. find's, Ely, Nor wich, and floch , ster are exc.'••• , eenificates 'have „DOI ytt Len received fro: - 0 i!.:iiocese m. - ARDHAR Nr. 4, cg; No. 14th Ditto. . • To bc Lieutenants—Lieutenant lohn Grant, from the SBth Foot. Ensign Thomas lenour. • Ens gn Charles Tuthill. Ensign --- Way. Ensign Garrlon. Ensign William Fellowes.. Ensign . lienry. lOhrison. Ensign Do.' ininick C. Lynch, from the 7711) Foot. Ensign Richard " England, from the sth Foot. tsthitegitnent of Foot, Lieutenant Charles 'Fownt;hend %rd., Son; from the 19th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of • Company, by purchase , vkc Th o rnt on , a ppai nted;tO t h e 21st Light Drlgoons. ' ilith Ditto, Thomas Booth, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice,Pashley, prom.oted. Eartholumew Mama. gan; Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase. 18th Ditto, Sutgeon Walter CATICT, from thir6th Foot, to be Surgeon., vice Waters, proth ote d on t h e S taf f 23d Ditto; HoSpital Mate Alexander 'Macpherson to be As. sistant.Surgeott, vice flosack, .appointcd. Surgeon to the Forces,' • ' 26th Ditto,. Ensign Thotnas flay to b e Li eutenant , , b y put . chase, vice Espy. 31st Ditto; Assistant.Suegeon William Gordon, from the 6oth. Foot, to . be Surgeon, vice Tucker, .appointed to the lo th Foot. • ' . • 34th itto, Lieutenant George Robert Lascelles, frOm the Soth Foot, to be Lieutenant, vic,t. 'Benson, who exchanges. 35th Ditto, flospital-mate I. R. Silvery to be ASsisl2iit- Surgeoh.' 42d Ditto, Donald Macpherson, Gent. *to bo Assistant-Sur. geon. 4stlt Ditto, .Ensign. Francis Andretve to be Lieutenant, vice I )uxbury, deceased. 46th Ditto,. Lieutenanttiolm• Mandel' Gill to be Captain of a Company, vice lvl , Dougal, demised. fatties henry mtlton,C;ent. to be Ensign, without purchase. 480 Ditto. Toh eCPpAralitnmsaol. ltCo „ nipdn ii ies—Lient..ll. F. Wood. _Lieut. Francis To he Lieuteriaota— l bientenant Harry Cape" Loft, from the Fiewthundlan,d Feticibles. Ensiois GeJrge Wigninian, • hunt the 98:11 Foot. 'Ensign George Saco, vice• Wood. Ensign Thomas I.3i.oilieridge, vice Altman. Ensign Ed. wilici Charles Close, by purchase, vice i'lerning, VroMottd . - in the 5.7111 Foot, To be Epirgns--George Phelan, Cent. -- Lacy, Cent. Healy laihes Pountney, Gent. vice Sach. Dams thustel Pennell, Gent. vire botheridge. 49th Ditto Dixso Elhs to be Lieutenant, Without purchase, vice A. Lill;. promoted in th4.l 73d Foot. 5,d Ditto—Robert A leXandernlackay ; Gear. to be Ensi g n, by purFl‘asei. M‘Ncil pronau 53d Ditto. To tie Captains of Companies. Liantenifit'Martiit'SaY,er. LientenamtVilliarn Cuppige. To be LientenataZir r Ensign William _ Er sign - .rt ..H. En 4n folio Hunter. Ensign 'Edward Barlow. Ensign. George. Langton,: vice Glew. promoted. Ensifil Andre v Campbell, vice Sayer. _Ensign George Caleot .. Gough,' vice C.tt p page. • r To be Ensigns-Stephen Fraser Ward, Gent. vice Booth. • Thomas I inpett,-,(.ent. vice Hunter. John Frater, Gent ; vice Harlow. °avid Macpherson, Gent. vice Langton. Henry Ryan', - Gent. vine " Campbell. Ralph Babington, Gent. Vice Gough. 'T)4I,IIJJ4 rl,tttlivws, Gent. 57th Regiment of Loot, (Major Robert Oslsletile, from half. pa} of tric Queen's Ratigers, to be Major, vice Shaillorth, whp exchanges. 6otit , Ditro -Assistant Surgeon- [obit -. Carter, (lam the ftsth Foot, to 14 Surgeon, vice,Carroll, ; ol4iotrited to the 36th i• our. '.434 Ditto-Ensign Richard Churph -to be lieutenant with out purehaSe, vice Gasitill, who retires. 66th'Dirto-Lieutenont john Butcher to be Captain, , of 'a company, without purchase. Lieutenant. howard Craw.; 'ford to be ditto. To be Lieutenants-Ensign Jdhlt. Lyster. E ns i gn Lambrecht. 'Ensign Herbert Morgan, vice Butcher.' EA. 14111 C;. P. Rose, vice Crawtiau.i. . To be I , ll,loB—Mali4lll COulter, Gtnt, vice Lyster. John' Üblter, Gent. vice Lambractit., Henry' Young, Gent. site Morgon. Akins Warren, Gent. vice Rose.. 667th1 tto- IV iffiqm Webster, . 4- G . ent. tube - Ensign by pur chase, vice cipp , .proutoicti in,the tbtttt utt Ditto-HoSpltal-Mate Glxirgii Martin to 'be Assistant Surgeoh,.vice,Lindsay, appointed re the,9oth Foot. Sotit Unto- Lieutenant fleory Benson, from the 34th Foot, to be-Lieutenant, vice LdgcelieS; Sul Dittu--Absi6t4int7Surgi...on lames Elliott, troth the Royal Corsican Ranger, - to be - Sur - geon, vice Ftaer promoted - . Sstlt Ditto--A.ssiatant-Su c roon Duncan 11 , 1,Dearinib, trifm tic 6tli Royal Veteran hattilion, to be Assistant- Surgeon, vice Carter; . - proinateti in the , both foot.. 87th U:tto--Caption John Ev.4ns to be Major, without pur. chi e, vice Bradford; promOteet the . 34th foot.. .8811) Ditto- 7 -Licutetwir Kober; N.Nickle to. be Captain of a a company, whin:ut purchase, vice Carioll,.promohd on thelit4ll; km-tugial;. 92d Ditto Hatnes MrtEkie, Gent, to be Ensign, ^without lane. chase, vice Innes, promoted. • ,90.01,Staff.-41orps-I.:aptain ':Hetify Stnrgoon to be . .13" • J o; without purchase. To be 'Captains of CoMptifes, without Purchas:., .Lieutersant‘flenry Du Vernet. • Lieutenant William fiulma. Lieutenant Nienolas t„ vice'Sturgeon To to Lietrenants, without purchase—Ensign Archib Id T‘tykr, 1.4,./go IVillian► .h in h 10411 j line 4 1.-recan, vice Du Vernet. Ens i gn joint Westina'coir, viee Enaiol I 1 . ..n0s Read, vicer 'i'r:j►►t, ad. 4 vest India Aegiment, Captain john Craw to be . Maj,r, wittiout purchase, vsce'M'lviation;;promoted.On ,the tatt' in Portugal, Royal African Corps, Serjeant foe! Peck, from ttie ist Foot Guards, to ,be .Quarter• Master, vice . llald4t, .ap•uiratid A lt taut. HOSPITAL. STAFF. Surglon George Purltoo WAt-ts, twin the ath Four, be Surgeon to the korixs, vice SPNeal, pfoi»ot e d.. • Surgeon Iticlutrd—Young Vance, trout toe, tJtlt.Foot, to be , Surgculk to tile rurces, Iffi.:C icyort, t, Bow:street ,• and P,0311.511ed by, WI 14A A RMI GE R I Sktith Atli :_tisements, - Orders for the Paper, Letters for th 4 tcl tvr . (poit-Raiti), Pram the LONDON' GAZETTE, June 6, 16°9. !Far- 0.A. ; June 5, 1860, • His Majesty has been pleased to offer that The 14th .Regiment of foot, which has .hitherto been termed the Bedfordshire Regiment, be in future termed the 14th, or Bnekingbamsbite Regiment of Foot ; and that the Oth Regiment of Foot, which has hitherto been styled the Buckinghamshire Re. giment, be in future styled the i6th, or Bedford. shire Regitpent of Foot. yure 6, 1901). 2d Regiment of Life Guards. A lexander,M'l nnes , G ent. to be Cornet and Sub.Lieutettant, by purchase, vice Clarke, promoted. Ist Regiment of Dragoons, Serjeant.Major • Cook, from the t ith Light Drago ons , to be Anjutant,, (wi t h the rank of Cornet), vice Eckersley, whu resigns the Adju. tancy. d Ditto, Ensign George Stevenson, frotn the tst Foot Guards, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Savage, who retires. Sth Regiment of Light Dragoons, Assistant.surgeob lames Suitt to be; Surgeon,, vice Pro nor, deceased. I. atst Ditto, Cornet Henry ELiott to be Lies:tenant, without pUrchase, vice Zl awdriy, who t. firers. azd Ditto, Cornet 'llamas Patterson!to be Lieutenant, with-, ottt purchase, vice Conran, promoted in the 17th Light Dragoons'. Quarteronaster A. Moodie:4i to be Cornet,, vice Patterson. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guardi,: Ensign Thomas Steele to be Lieutenant, by pprchJse, vice who retires. Ensign Wer.twOhli Aloel Burgess, Irvin the . 5.541 Foot, to be Ensi gn , b y purchase, vice Shale. 3d Regiment•c4 'Foot G uards, , Captain - Gouge Paterson to be Captain cf a Company . , by intrehase, mice Sttptseos, who retires. Ensign the Hon. George Agar to be Lieute ;- matt, by purchase, vice Paterska. ad Regiment of Foot, Ensign Thomas Cock Latin Ross to bo Lieutenant, without purchase, Vice Trapp s, appointed to the sth West India Regiment. 3d Ditto-, LieutenaM John Lewis Cramer to be Captain of Company, 11 purchase, vice Qum, who mites. • 4th Ditto. To be Lieutenants—Ensign' G. Richardson. Ensign il;:ury Carroll. I:mign, John rbtland l tiriesun. En. sign Ceorgb")-10wood. Ensign Lewis 'Benisett. Ensign Peter howltiv. .Eissigrijitonms :Woody. 7th 'Ditto, Lieutenant lames Robinson to be Captain °fa pllfelhASC—riCe Litirtallo 'promoted. loth Ditto, Surgeon Charles. Tucker, train the .3 . 14 t fout i Aube Surgeon,. vice Vance , promoted on-the Staff. • Chatham fioc k me aid Rogint of Vo!un:eers. Lieutenant 'John Thompson to be Captain, vice Mobbs, " 6 ° resigns. Ensign Gideon Vavis to bo Lieutenant, vice Thompson. fume's Ayerst, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Mavis. OIIENIORANDUIS. Ensign Leitch, of thr 24th Toot, is superseded, being absent without !cave. Commission in the Oxfordshire Local Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. • Central Regiment. To be Lietttenant.'Colonel Corninanaant —Ed win Bayntum Sandys, Esq. dated May t 7, Commissions signed by the Lonl Lieutenlirat of the County of Carmarthen. 24 Regiment of Royal Carmarthen Local Fiances. To be Captain—Thomas Bishop, Esq. vice Hughes, resign ed, dated May ;4, t 11.09: To be First Lieutenant—Second Lieutenant John A. Leigh; vice Hughes, re>igned, dared Nlay 24, 1809. Commissions signed by the Vice. Lieutenant of the Count of Surrey. 24 Royal St:my Militia. To be Ensigns—Thomas Rohert Gregg,Gent.vice Reid, l'o" mixed, Oared March ro, tg:9. Coates Ori..roclo lioripor Gear. dated March t t, 1809. zit Regiment of Local Militia. To beLieutenint.Colonel.'Commainlint—Sir Thomas Silt' ton. tian.:datedMurrli t?, t 8 g.. To be Lientenuit-Colorel —Sir juseph Mawhey, Bart. dated • Tu be MAjurs —Godschall lohnson, Esq. dated March 2 1 0 . ----- Fiewher, Esq. dated Ni . ..44:11 19, 184. To: c.Q.aarter-Alister •L e want (AA ad i lafch • 2 7. 1t,Q.9. . - • zd Ditto. To be ?4 - Commandant—George lioltue Sumner, E.•,q..4.4ted lielareh :8, 1809. T 9 be Li:utcoant-t.olonet— l'houro Gooch, Esq. (04 March 2S , 1819 • Tu be.QuArter, Master —gtakin Dakin, Gcnc, dAredkl 3rcit 28, 'Leg. 3,1 Ditto. To be Lieutenlnt.Colonet- Commandant —Thomas A,lcoc' P.sci. &trot March 29. 149 To be Lieutenast:Colouel john Lord Somerville, 4sted March z 9 itt. , o. To be Majurs—Heray Featherstonelaugh, Esq. ilated , Al ardi 90 be pi Maste r orpes BOett Es. diced M4rdi 3 v et Quartcr-—loh i n Ct q urles Edn Ards ,t. ago Matra 29, 3 8,7,9 Princess ,Clurlotte of Wales's ReAiinent of Loyal Southwa . Volunteer lurintry. To be Majoir.Ljarperi.brgetre, Lag. b ice Fawn. age" der i Aprrl 22, 109. • To -- ' l7 iiigLA ND. Bel -PAST," Mar , , 10-4 , 4:nr Paper of MortilY we gave an account of the daring attempt that ref aide to rob the "liOnse of the Rev. Mr. Thomson,. at Carnmoney; we-have since learnt, that wit , :n til. servant gill -got but ,of .. the house, she ran to did nearest neighbours. most o whom f were in bed, 43 they rose with the greatest piomptitOde, and went 1 in pintnit. in dilfereht direations, but without W C cuss, .asit was then da r k, an d it is probable the li:l• ' lows.had concealed them s elves. Next morning 00 went in pursuit, and scotired the. untry f mau . miles round, • bat' unfortunately the villeios or efreaei l their escape. i "- On Saturday m orn i ng t h re e- m e n , stiOtoetied teb e these depredetore; caned at a house in liallY l °W ri ' about four miles from Mr. Thomson 's Louse, and Ssked fer re.itimisMilk. One of them had a latc h t e r his face, and a handke r chief ti e d round' 108° 7,. aud. there is 'reeson. totbelieve this must be . t,h e c low that was wounded when the. pistol was Virtv . "2, 4 HO Write a dark upper coat, dark small clothes, .atm` had . a -red handkerchief a hi:tut his neck ; the other two had ..hort light coloured coats and trowstill'` • Que. , of them was VI. afloat stockings i one was ut Ile middle size, and the other two under it. They code tinned' a considerable time lurking in the fields in that , neighbourhood. • , . Oue circumstance deserves to be noticed, tot only on account of its. connection with time above. , but also as a caution to servants altd families to be to their guard in case of similar occurrences. On IV td" nesday last, being alast day ,with Mr. Thore.ott% congregati , n, whilst all the family were at M e , et ing, except the seivant girl, a pedlar c, , lled o ' it l i : pack at the house, pretending to have artitleg it sale. - le talked a good deal .with ing the number and descriptiot. of the latni'', -. having gone into the kitchen, tit de severafiernmj,, t on the windows being secured.'whet her she 'Ol l 0 Make the door secure at an early. hour,at nigh', 63: i d ,..' he also asked particul ar ly at w h at h o ur the ij li, went to bed. While ' .be remained, she repel", 't . l a i s e l:d vad f c o ci r athsiisg.hbt by sa ying 1 1) 1 h, m i e entg g t o tt 4;m a i y s . h w e ot i i i l a d d n fo o r t l l le it i iii : clire , She is now positive that the fellow who, ba ` d 'i r , pistol on the night of was . that very P:; t o Tuesday two compaeies of the Sligo ` T— i e d marched into Cloninel . froM Cahir ; orml'w cile i, e 4 on its way to i\t: v Geneva, and th.: other toa rc ,* on Wedneiday to Dangarvan. The fetliaillda o f the regim -nt arrived at Cionmel on Tanr5da11............ StilP NA/o'4. ...1., - MI, Sallcd—the HcitasPorisztdoa, nc JuNA 6. Le igh' I` Yr ar, Pringle. t the Starling. • HI R 7 tiS i lily a t )n the sth inst. • at Wztcuinbc-i-louse, 13.1t1), Itic' " Thoght.s.Scatt. Esq. of a ghtcr. , iof II ll'i' .On I 6.6tt.sy last. in Betlforn-pl.v.v, the Lat.) * - ' lam, F. 141.; otis sti4l;burlichiid— ----•—• it . . . . itlifß/1. c michael, On Tuesday ille 3-!h.ult. at Twi ,./) atnham, C 3 P" i i " 1:es• o, ot tur.: 9th Xe4intent of Dragoolt*. to NI ins'4,l4ell. kie; -daughter of the late Peter kiackritzi4, Esq. ot i'''' hail). • , : . . • 11 ; 11 0 . on Thursday last. at Greerltvil:h - , the keV. lohn ‘‘ ‘,l Vukkii, ut 14 4 1 e-404 4'l h Ca tbraCr, to Ntsa Tab .-Ith ' Crowley. House . ' ' - 501. On 1 tt'd. l Y , tat, -At Litnetouse t , F.: 1. lig*, .- A . 0 ., j geos in His Maje s ty' s R ov4 l N. 04, to 17 , .:s lam, Wh!ttn datrzhter ot Cap:am WLittnore, ot i;laLkheath. _... • . • C/o Sunday Dust, 'diet ai ) cvlorc ). . and gog'ering P1)-- ' $.-51 ' .5 C 4 * uh E fi i sc iz a. ,:r etso lt rdo k,: vr i li d: ipii t .,p ( i t n :::! .. i . r :6l: :: :, j )::,,, i t i t t e i r_s i sc i si : e,i y .: l , l::::: o l : 4 ::::: avoi:ot . 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